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- Irish online advertising rose 12.8 per cent in first half of 2012 – IAB
- Just 55 per cent of UK businesses making significant use of social media
- US Online Advertising Body Rejects Microsoft Do-Not-Track Browser Default
- Consumers need better understanding of data sharing - report
- Screen size important for ad effectiveness but other variables more so
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Irish online advertising rose 12.8 per cent in first half of 2012 – IAB
- Publish Date
- 16 Nov
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- Online Advertising
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Online advertising in Ireland rose 12.8 per cent to 73.2 million euro in the first half of 2012, according to the latest Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) data. This compares with a 6.7 per cent decrease in advertising spend in the traditional media for the same period.
Just 55 per cent of UK businesses making significant use of social media
- Publish Date
- 26 Oct
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- Online Advertising
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In the past 12 months some 55 per cent of senior managers across a range of UK businesses have adapted their strategies to make more use of social media, according to a recent study from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) and global marketing and technology agency, LBi.
US Online Advertising Body Rejects Microsoft Do-Not-Track Browser Default
- Publish Date
- 19 Oct
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- Online Advertising
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The US Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), an online advertising industry coalition that has a set of self-regulatory standards for behavioural advertising, has advised its members to neither recognize nor support for enforcement purposes the do-not-track setting on the new version 10 of the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.
Consumers need better understanding of data sharing - report
- Publish Date
- 28 Sep
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- Online Advertising
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A quarter of people in the UK are unaware that data collected through personal internet usage is used to develop products and services and deliver targeted offers, according to a recent report commissioned by mobile provider O2.
Screen size important for ad effectiveness but other variables more so
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- 27 Sep
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- Online Advertising
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The size of the screen on a TV, PC or smartphone does matter for consumers of advertisements but is overshadowed by other variables, according to a unique ad effectiveness study by IPG Media Lab and ad software provider YuMe.
